Often overlooked in favour of simpler, outdated methods like Kjeldahl for protein content estimations, AAA provides the specificity, accuracy, and insight needed to meet both regulatory standards and consumer expectations in the alt-protein space.
In microbiology, shortcuts often come at the expense of precision. Whether you're culturing E. coli for recombinant protein production, studying environmental microbes or brewing beer, building and using a proper growth curve ensures your results are as robust as your science demands.
A recent study from Great Ormond Street Hospital suggests that commonly prescribed nitrogen scavengers for Urea Cycle Disorders (UCD) may contribute to Branch Chain Amino Acid (BCAA) depletion, highlighting the need for a balanced approach that optimizes protein intake and considers alternative treatments.
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